Craig Barratt wrote:
> Does the file /data/BackupPC/backups/pc/slacker/2/fEric/fhello.txt exist
> or not?
>
I did not check, I missed your question. Sorry about that, my bad.
> Does the directory /data/BackupPC/backups/cpool/5/e/e exist or not, and
> is it writable by BackupPC?
>
Non it did n
Hi,
Vasan wrote on 10.04.2007 at 19:02:41 [[BackupPC-users] Blackout period impact
on currently running backups...]:
> We would like to know the impact of the blackout period on currently
> running backups. Let us say that there has been a backup of four
> shares (using tar method) configured to
On Tue, 2007-04-10 at 11:06 -0700, Kris S. Amundson wrote:
> Greetings archivers,
>
> I've been running BackupPC for quite some time and have been very happy.
> Today I ran into an issue. I added two new hosts, set them up like I
> always have (rsync using SSH keys), and was getting failures.
>
Greetings archivers,
I've been running BackupPC for quite some time and have been very happy.
Today I ran into an issue. I added two new hosts, set them up like I
always have (rsync using SSH keys), and was getting failures.
Server is 2.1.1 on Sarge.
Client hosts are a mix of sarge/dapper.
Two
Eric writes:
> > Does the directory /data/BackupPC/backups/cpool/5/e/e exist? What happens
> > when
> > you try to manually make the link:
> >
> > su backuppc
> > link /data/BackupPC/backups/pc/slacker/2/fEric/fhello.txt
> > /data/BackupPC/backups/cpool/5/e/e/5ee4aa1b190383553c1a7712ad2
Holger Parplies wrote:
> Try 'man ln'. You want the '-s' option (soft link), presuming you really
> still want the links. Basically, it's
> 'ln -s /where/the/link/should/point/to /name/of/the/link'. You can use
> relative paths for both and you can create more than one link with one
> command if yo
Hi,
We would like to know the impact of the blackout period on currently
running backups. Let us say that there has been a backup of four
shares (using tar method) configured to start at around 10:00PM on a
particular day. If the backup of first mount points / shares gets
completed by let us say 0
Hi,
John Moorhouse wrote on 09.04.2007 at 20:16:37 [Re: [BackupPC-users]
BackupPC_link errors]:
> I've also got problems with the link error when I change the topDir from
> the default install location (var/lib/backuppc) to a mount on a raid
> array, ie moving all the subdirectories within topD
Eric Snyder wrote:
>
> 2) I created individual links for each directory (pc, cpool and pool)
> that point to actual directories on hdb and then tried the backup. The
> backup run fine and links were created on the target drive (hdb)
> inside dev/backupdisk/backups/cpool.
>
How do you do this 'cr
